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akumushi 08-31-2009 09:51 PM

Re: Best compact car for a tall guy
 
I'm 6'3" and am very comfortable inside my '08 Honda Civic. Only had it for a year, but I absolutely love it. 30 mpg city/ 33 highway.

MajorCaptSilly 09-01-2009 05:13 AM

Re: Best compact car for a tall guy
 
Thanks for all the info guys. I have a list of cars to "sit in" before I make a decision.

MCS

68TriShield 09-01-2009 05:22 AM

Re: Best compact car for a tall guy
 
I was going to suggest the Cooper as well.

Sr Mike 09-01-2009 05:35 AM

Re: Best compact car for a tall guy
 
I am 6'2" and own a 2008 Hyundai Sonata, my buddy who is 6'4" fits in it very comfortably. Great car, good gas mileage, we got 32 mpg on a cross country trip and 234 horsepower keeps up the pace nicely. After owning one, I highly recommend them.

chippewastud79 09-01-2009 05:42 AM

Re: Best compact car for a tall guy
 
For long drives, 3 or more hours, I can't find a compact or standard size car that I am comfortable in. Anything with two doors is pretty much out for me, no matter what the distance. Granted I am every bit of 6'7'' and have a few knee problems to my credit. :rolleyes:

tobii3 09-01-2009 05:45 AM

Re: Best compact car for a tall guy
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by sergeant smoky (Post 530566)
...6'5" in heels. (army boots, get your minds out of it)

uh....Don't ask, Don't tell.....

20 years of wearing boots and NEVER heard ANYONE refer to them as "heels"...

:lv

Back on topic...

Only downside I have with recommending a Scooter (er, Cooper) is that for guys our size, you gotta be the Yoga Master to get in and out of that driver's seat and door.

Wanger 09-01-2009 06:37 AM

Re: Best compact car for a tall guy
 
6'4" here (barefoot...I don't wear heels). I have a Saturn Aura. I get about 27-28mpg, and have plenty of room for myself and the rugrats (or adults) in the back (even with the seat all the way back). Lots of head room, too.

Main suggestion that I have is rule out anything with a sunroof. When we got my car last year, that is what I found out. couldn't get anything with a sunroof. I even don't have enough headroom in the Trailblazer because of it.

TripleF 09-01-2009 06:39 AM

Re: Best compact car for a tall guy
 
Corvette :D

PeteSB75 09-01-2009 06:47 AM

Re: Best compact car for a tall guy
 
My fiancee has an 08 Civic that I have quite a bit of headroom in. I am 6'1", but long in the torso. No sunroof - that takes up an extra 2" or so.

longknocker 09-01-2009 06:48 AM

Re: Best compact car for a tall guy
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MajorCaptSilly (Post 530911)
Thanks for all the info guys. I have a list of cars to "sit in" before I make a decision.

MCS

Major, I'm 6'10" and the best compact car for the money with plenty of head & leg room is the "Honda Element". Not the best looking car, but a great buy!:tu

e-man67 09-01-2009 06:56 AM

Re: Best compact car for a tall guy
 
Over 6'3 and I fit in my 5 series BMW just fine...that is about as small as I would go.

Skywalker 09-01-2009 07:37 AM

Re: Best compact car for a tall guy
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by adampc22 (Post 530657)

That Simpsons episode came to mind as soon as I read the thread!!!

Very funny!!!
:r
http://images4.wikia.nocookie.net/si...y_Tall_Man.jpg

SchizoFilly 09-01-2009 07:40 AM

Re: Best compact car for a tall guy
 
6'5" I drive an '03 Civic hatchback and it has plenty of room. The wife drives an '08 Civic sedan (both Si) and I don't have a problem with legroom in either car, and in the '08 people of normal height (5'6") can fit without issue. Also, it doesn't seem like a big deal, and often I prefer electric seats (especially if heated), but manually adjusted seats always seem to give a bit more legroom.


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